2022년 4월 이해관계자 커뮤니케이션 업데이트로 돌아가기​​ 

건강 주택 프로그램(HHP) 2차 평가 보고서​​ 

On March 29, DHCS released the second HHP Interim Evaluation Report, which was independently developed by UCLA’s Center for Health Policy Research supported by The California Endowment. HHP was authorized under AB 361 (Chapter 642, Statutes of 2013) and approved by CMS under Section 2703 of the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.​​ 

2018년에 DHCS는 만성 질환이 있고 서비스 이용률이 높은 개인을 포함하여 복잡한 요구가 있는 적격 Medi-Cal MCP 가입자에게 서비스를 제공하기 위해 HHP를 시행했습니다. HHP는 캘리포니아 12개 카운티에서 지역사회 기반 케어 관리 기관(CB-CME)과 계약한 16개 MCP에 의해 운영됩니다. HHP는 31년 2021월 일에 일몰되어 ECM 혜택으로 전환되었지만 DHCS는 HHP에 대한 나머지 독립 평가를 생성하겠다는 약속을 이행하고 있습니다.​​ 

DHCS released the first Interim HHP Evaluation Report in fall 2021. This second HHP interim evaluation report builds upon the findings of the first report and provides updates to enrollment patterns, demographics, and services HHP enrollees received originally reported in the first interim evaluation report. The second report also categorizes HHP enrollees based on their utilization of acute care services prior to HHP enrollment. The five distinct categories include enrollees considered super utilizers (6 percent of all enrollees), high utilizers (15 percent), moderate utilizers (35 percent), low utilizers (32 percent), and enrollees at risk for being a high utilizer (13 percent). UCLA found that enrollees considered super utilizers had 14.9 emergency department (ED) visits and 4.1 hospitalizations on average per year. Additionally, the second report also includes analyses of changes in HHP core metrics and estimated Medi-Cal payment measures compared to a control group. Findings indicated some improvements in metrics compared to the control. In particular, UCLA found greater declines for HHP participants in core metrics, such as ED visits and hospitalization rates, that were significantly greater compared to the control group. The final evaluation report will assess longer-term health outcomes and utilization trends of HHP enrollees and will be completed in spring 2023.​​